| Winter Term 2025 The Impact of Empire on Great Britain, 1814-1914 - 1650 - HIST 247 |
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Prerequisites/Notes: Must be attending the Lawrence London Centre. Catalog Description : In 1914 the British empire contained a population of over 400 million people and was territorially the largest empire in world history. While the British spread their ideas about government, language, religion, and culture to their colonies, Britain itself was also profoundly influenced by the colonies it ruled. This course will explore aspects of the impact of the Empire on British politics, economics, society, and popular culture during the 19th century. Among the topics to be covered are the anti-slavery movement, imperialism and new imperialism, jingoism and popular culture, economic responses, and the influence of imperialism on culture and the arts. The myriad resources of London will be used to provide specific examples of how important the Empire was in shaping British identity and institutions during the 19th century. Offered at the London Centre. (G&C or E) PREREQUISITES: Must be attending the Lawrence London Centre. Attributes: GER Humanities Div, GER Global Diversity, GER Writing Intensive, 200-399 Foundation/Gateway Crs
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